How are online gaming companies taxed in Malta?

The gaming tax varies according to the type of license as follows:

Class 1:

4,600 per month for the first six months, subsequently 6,900 per month.

Class 1 under Class 4:

The gaming tax payable by casino operator is 1,150 per month.

The gaming tax payable by the host platform is as follows:

No tax for the first 6 months of operation
2,300 per month for the subsequent 6 months
4,600 per month for the rest to the period

Class 2:

Fixed-odds betting: 0.5% on the gross amount of bets accepted
On betting exchanges: 0.5% on the sum of all net winnings calculated per player per betting market. (In cases where the exchange is involved in the risk)
Pool betting: 0.5% on the aggregate of stakes paid.

Class 3:

Tax is a percentage of net takings. Percentage amount depends on nature of operation.

For more infromation contact Neville Cutajar

Last Updated on Mon, 21 September 2009

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